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3535 articles available in total starting from 10/06/2002. Last article published on 01/10/2026.

Unmade Beds opens Brussels Film Festival

The Brussels Film Festival, which renews the links with Cinematek's event Age d'Or and has partnered for the first time with the European Parliament's Prix Lux, officially opened last Saturday...  

29/06/2009 | Festivals | Belgium

Hanchar’s Sans rancune! screens at Brussels fest

The Brussels Film Festival, which opened on Saturday, June 27, gives viewers the opportunity to discover an unreleased Belgian film in avant-première, as part of the French Community of Belgium...  

29/06/2009 | Festivals | Belgium

French Cannes titles hit Belgian screens

A Cannes breeze is blowing through Belgian theatres this week. Marina De Van’s Don’t Look Back, shown as a festival Midnight Screening (see news), is being released by Cinéart on 11 screens. Fresh...  

24/06/2009 | Releases | Belgium

Regional backing for Don’t Look Back

After its special screening at Cannes in May, Marina De Van’s second feature Don’t Look Back is being released in Belgium on Wednesday, June 24. The film has attracted press attention thanks to...  

23/06/2009 | Production | Belgium

Malandrin brothers’ Hand of the Headless Man hits screens

While the blockbuster season has not yet officially begun (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen will be released next week), US productions are nonetheless flooding the Belgian market this week,...  

17/06/2009 | Releases | Belgium

European films aplenty at Brussels Film Festival

Summer sees the return of a Brussels event showcasing European film. From June 27-July 5, the Brussels Film Festival will offer Belgian audiences 30, mainly unreleased European films....  

15/06/2009 | Festivals | Belgium

Interview: Stéphane Aubier and Vincent Patar • Directors

“All the characters have evolved with respect to the series”

Cinergie met with two Belgian directors discovered at the Cannes Film Festival 2009, where their debut feature A Town Called Panic was shown in the Midnight Screenings section  

11/06/2009

A Town Called Panic

Brilliantly adapted for the big screen from a TV series, this highly original Belgian debut animated feature was unveiled out of competition at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival  

11/06/2009 | Films | Reviews

Cinergie interviews top local directors in June issue

While we impatiently await the release of Mr Nobody, Cinergie met with the film’s director. Standing on the platform at Brussels North station, or looking in vain for the benches which are dear to...  

11/06/2009 | Promotion | Belgium

Back to the future for Sam Garbarski

Shooting on Quartier Lointain (“Faraway Neighbourhood”) by Belgian director Sam Garbarski (Irina Palm), is underway this week in Nantua, a small village in Ain, a perfect setting for the...  

08/06/2009 | Production | Belgium

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